Clackamas County and Homeless Solutions of Clackamas County are inviting all neighbors to a poignant evening of reflection ...

Hello Mountain Times Readers, My name is Amanda and I’m the fundraising chair volunteer of Sandy High Music Foundation and a ...

The Sandy and Hoodland Libraries have been raising funds to defer costs to outfit a new mobile library vehicle for several months. With the vehicle, the staff plan to facilitate programs like their ...

The chairs never matched, but it was a comfortable room. A wingback angled beside a few dining room chairs, a love seat pushed against the wall – it looked just like someone’s living room when extra ...

Let’s take a minute and give a rousing round of applause to the Hoodland Library, currently celebrating its tenth anniversary at their Welches location! In the digital age, a segment of society ...

The Dynamic Dance of Lava and Glaciers that Shaped Mount Hood’s Landscape By Robert MatsumuraThe Mountain Times Among the Klickitat and Multnomah peoples, Mount Hood was often depicted as a powerful ...

The mornings are becoming crisp in Sandy, and nothing feels more welcoming than the smell of coffee and fresh baked goods at the AntFarm Café & Bakery. For more than ten years, the café has been part ...

In November, Tommy Tarrants will enter his tenth year working for The Mountain Times. Tarrants is the person charged with delivering roughly 4,500 newspapers to bars, resorts, hotels, golf courses, ...

Every year, tourists flock to the area, spend their money and soak up the natural beauty. They’re drawn in no small part by the splendor of the Sandy River, a tributary that runs like a lifeline ...

Definitely as a child, we used the old Ivy Bear as the icon of We’re Almost there, usually heading to Lost Lake for summer vacation ...